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The Miami Mobility Challenge — the M2 — is a civic startup competition, focused on bringing together both cities and innovators from both sides of the Americas to tackle the urgent challenges of urban mobility. The inaugural edition of the Challenge assembles semi-finalists who will pitch their innovations to key Miami-Dade and CoMotion MIAMI stakeholders, with the grand prize winner getting to preview a pilot of their solution with Miami-Dade County.

The purpose of this RFI is to receive cost-effective, convenient, and innovative technology solutions to be implemented at existing and/or future transit shelters.

The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to solicit feedback and input from consultants and vendors on the deployment of Pedestrian Detection and Connected Vehicle technology in Las Vegas, Nevada. The objective is to understand Pedestrian Detection and Connected Vehicle technology capabilities and receive input, not to make a vendor selection.

The Greater Peoria Mass Transit District (GPMTD) is seeking proposals for the deployment of demand-response Paratransit Software.

LACI has partnered with the City of Santa Monica to pilot a voluntary zero emissions delivery zone and is seeking technology partners to support the effort.

Interested parties seeking smart lighting solutions for integration for greenfield, new build construction on multiple buildings in a multi-use facility across across 30 acres that will involve new deployment of outdoor lighting with potential integration to additional solutions and the surrounding community.

Interested parties seeking smart building solutions for integration for greenfield, new build construction on multiple buildings in a multi-use facility across across 30 acres to improve the efficiency, safety and security of the development.

Private sector organizations wishing to propose smart mobility projects not listed as calls for partnerships should submit a Public-Private Partnership Opportunity Expression of Interest Form.

NYSERDA is accepting applications from vendors, installers, and service providers of Real Time Energy Management (RTEM) to become a RTEM Qualified Vendor. NYSERDA is seeking both RTEM System Providers (installers) and RTEM Service Providers (monitoring services).

TPlanetM has transitioned the PlanetM Pilot Grant funds to the COVID-19 Mobility Solutions Grant, which will provide funding to mobility solutions that address the crucial challenges presented by the spread of COVID-19 within the state of Michigan. Grants will look to fund both near and long term mobility solutions that address the spread of COVID-19, including those that: Limit human interaction Expand no-touch technologies Deliver food and supplies Integrate virus detection and prevention measures (e.g., safeguarding transit)

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The Town of Normal and the City of Bloomington are soliciting proposals from qualified consulting firms to evaluate current municipal practices and regulations concerning wireless facility installations, with a focus on small cell wireless systems installation within the public right-of-way (ROW).

The PlanetM Testing Grant will accelerate innovation by providing mobility companies the opportunity to access the following Michigan advanced testing facilities: Mcity at the University of Michigan (UM) American Center for Mobility (ACM) GM Mobility Research Center (GMMRC) at Kettering University (KU) Michigan Unmanned Aerial Systems Consortium (MUASC) Keweenaw Research Center (KRC) at Michigan Technological University (MTU) Other test sites may be added in the future. The reduced cost will allow mobility companies to focus their resources on enhancing and proving out their technologies, and deepen ties to the Michigan mobility ecosystem.

NYSERDA requests applications from eligible contractors to participate in a financial incentive program to install approved high-efficiency, low-emission biomass heating systems for eligible residential and commercial customers.

Marketplace.city is helping governments meet their demand for Personal Protective Equipment by matching them with Validated Supply, helping them purchasing lower minimum quantities, and providing opportunities for joint purchasing. Fill out the PPE Demand Form to get connected.

Register to gain valuable information about real world solutions to help cities respond to COVID-19. Registrants will also receive recording.

The city of Corona, CA is seeking pilot proposals for solutions that impact the quality of life of the residents and/or government efficiency. Corona wants to learn about your solution. If you have a great idea, you can submit directly to them

SMC Labs welcomes collaboration and partnership opportunities with cities, technology and solutions providers, start-ups, small businesses, educators, non-profits and of course, our residents. Proposals are assessed based on county goals, potential impact, and existing needs.

The Mobile GR and Parking Services Department accepts unsolicited transportation and mobility proposals for Grand Rapids. Some of our departmental interests include: addressing gaps in our transportation system, improving parking utilization, providing better transportation information to residents and visitors, incentivizing carpooling and car share options, improving travel for people with disabilities and obtaining better information on local trip-making. If you have a great idea you’d like to pilot in Grand Rapids, let us know.

Las Vegas is seeking pilot proposals around their strategic priorities. 1) Iconic Las Vegas 2) Smart Vegas 3) Neighborhoods 4) At Risk Populations 5) Public Safety 6) Workforce Development